5620 x 3733 px | 47,6 x 31,6 cm | 18,7 x 12,4 inches | 300dpi
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RAF Lossiemouth Morayshire Scotland UK
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The three-aircraft Hercules fleet of the Dutch airforce basically consists of civilian aircraft. To be more precise, they are Lockheed’’s slightly extended civilian version L-100-30, also called L-382. The Koninkliijke Luchtmacht now calls it the C-130-30 and indeed, it showed its mettle in its Balkan War assignment in the 90s. The original of this model is listed as G-273 in the Dutch and NATO military registers and is based in Eindhoven. OGMA is fully approved by Lockheed Martin to carry out the C-130 stretch modification by inserting two new sections to lengthen the aircraft fuselage to the C-130-30 or L-100-30 standard. The company can produce the necessary hydraulic tubes and electrical looms at its own factory.
